Oscillator Question??

[dylan]

How do I incorporate the following oscillator into esignal:



Many thanks,
Dylan

[dloomis]

see if this gives the right answer - you might want a simple ma, easy to edit.

var vEMA13 = new MAStudy(13, 0, "Close", MAStudy.EXPONENTIAL);
var vEMA13_of_Open = new MAStudy(13, 0, "Open", MAStudy.EXPONENTIAL);
var vEMA13_of_High = new MAStudy(13, 0, "High", MAStudy.EXPONENTIAL);
var vEMA13_of_Low = new MAStudy(13, 0, "Low", MAStudy.EXPONENTIAL);

function preMain() {
setPriceStudy(false);
setStudyTitle("RainyDayWomen");
}

function main() {
vOpen=vEMA13_of_Open.getValue(MAStudy.MA)
vClose=vEMA13.getValue(MAStudy.MA)
vHigh=vEMA13_of_High.getValue(MAStudy.MA)
vLow=vEMA13_of_Low.getValue(MAStudy.MA)

//debugPrintln(vEMA13);
dylan=(-vOpen + vClose + vHigh - vLow)/(2*( vHigh - vLow));
debugPrintln(dylan);
return (dylan*100);
}

[dylan]

Re: Reply to post 'Oscillator Question??'

yeah, a simple moving average please.


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[dloomis]

just change EXPONENTIAL to SIMPLE

[dylan]

Re: Reply to post 'Oscillator Question??'

fantastic - what steps do i follow to place it into
esignal?


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[dloomis]

I am probably leaving out a step, but here goes....

Click on the link for RainyDayWomen below

Save it to c:\ProgramFiles\Esignal\Formulas

Open an AdvancedChart

Right Click, Formulas, then look for and highlight RainyDayWomen

should place study in the lower pane below the chart.